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GI Issue?

another emeto warning!

So I get nauseous a lot. It's indiscriminatory. I could be eating, drinking something, smelling something, standing still (lol), and I'm nauseous. It sucks, because I did ask my doctor about it beforehand, and she gave me meds for it, but they gave me horrible headaches. So out of fear, I flushed them. Mainly because they tasted like candy, and I didn't want to be tempted. But now I don't know what to do. Is it the food I eat? Is it olfactory input? I just don't know! Again, I'm hoping I can ask the new doctor about all this.

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tree
How often do you eat?
Do your ears ring?
Are you allergic to anything, that you know of?
Do you ever feel thirsty?
 
catdog55616
tree said:
How often do you eat?
Do your ears ring?
Are you allergic to anything, that you know of?
Do you ever feel thirsty?
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I eat 3 meals a day, including snacks between lunch and dinner. My ears sometimes ring, I believe, if high pitched "squealing" is what that is. I'm not allergic to anything, no. I also don't usually feel thirsty, and I should probably drink more in general, including water.
 
tlc
Hopefully you have gotten somewhere with this. I was like this for years. Always worse when driving, but many times it would be random when I was just sitting. Almost always worse shortly after I ate. Some things that contributed to it:
Too low of acid - I was taking baking soda to prevent acid reflux. But it was too much.
Hiatal hernia - food doesn't go down completely. I've been trying to get this taken care of, they already confirmed I have it.
Bowel restriction - I had this for many years, it finally landed me in the hospital last year. Since the surgery it is not near as bad.
H Pylori in the stomach can cause it too. Supposedly Pepto Bismol kills it, at least it says so on the bottle.
 
catdog55616
tlc said:
Hopefully you have gotten somewhere with this. I was like this for years. Always worse when driving, but many times it would be random when I was just sitting. Almost always worse shortly after I ate. Some things that contributed to it:
Too low of acid - I was taking baking soda to prevent acid reflux. But it was too much.
Hiatal hernia - food doesn't go down completely. I've been trying to get this taken care of, they already confirmed I have it.
Bowel restriction - I had this for many years, it finally landed me in the hospital last year. Since the surgery it is not near as bad.
H Pylori in the stomach can cause it too. Supposedly Pepto Bismol kills it, at least it says so on the bottle.
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Thank you! I'll do some research on these and other things. Hopefully, I get answers when I ask my doctor!
 

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